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The federal mandate that would put a dent in mercury emissions from Four Corners coal-fired power plants |
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| Project Merry
Christmas beginning yet another drive to put something under the
tree for less-fortunate local kids
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La Plata County finding an
innovative way to lighten the health-care crunch with its
prescription drug discount card
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| The national soccer championships just eluding the Fort Lewis College Skyhawks last weekend |  |
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| Red McCombs taking a
spiteful jab at Four Corners residents and banning Nordic skiing at
Wolf Creek
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| The endless stream of bacteria and viruses that continues to haunt the Durango area | |
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In this week's issue...
- May 2, 2019
- In the flow
Rafting season is already under way on the Animas River, which has been flowing at near record levels and almost double the average rate for this time of year.
- April 25, 2019
- Laying down the law
Over the past couple decades, Jeff Robbins’ work as an oil and gas lawyer – with a specific focus on serving local communities – allowed him to build relationships and gain the experience needed to carry out one of Colorado’s most sweeping reforms to oil and gas regulations, Senate Bill 181.
- April 18, 2019
- A new kind of cold war
It’s a good thing Heidi Steltzer can’t tolerate the heat or the open ocean. “I thought I wanted to be a marine biologist, and I got seasick,” said Steltzer, a professor in the Biology Department and Environmental Science program at Fort Lewis College.